Coming solar eclipse casts its first U.S. shadow on Eagle Pass, Texas
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I don't know why the Lord wants to pick on us poor Tennesseans, we jus' good 'ol country boys around here y'all. Ain't there places where there's much more of Sodom-y and Gommorah-y goin' on?
If something weird is in the sky would it not be visible at night? If something appears in the shadow of the eclipse, I imagine it will be a special presentation brought to us by the PTB.
Was just at this site (blow) and it looks like comet Pons-Brooks will become visible to the naked eye soon. Then, I thought that it might be more visible during the eclipse! The people who have a view of the total eclipse may have an ominous looking sky on Monday!
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Breaking News: Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks Became Much Brighter After an Eruption!
Since we only see the area around the Sun in daylight, we wouldn't see it at night.
Hoagland is back! He's saying the remnants of the 'glass dome' over the moon will be visible during the eclipse. He says that the glow around the darkened sun during the eclipse is actually glass refracting light from the sun and that photos with polarized lenses should be used to photograph the phenomenon. Recent advances in astronomical equipment owned by amateur astronomers provide a unique opportunity during the upcoming eclipse.
Per Hoagland's description in the first 6 min or so: "[There is an] ancient ET lunar glass dome completely covering the moon" and later, "that [the glass dome] is incredibly eroded, that it is not the same density all over [the moon], and that is why we could safety land because the dome has almost disappeared on the side of the moon that faces us... but the glass over the south lunar pole is so much more better preserved."
Hoagland provides these images as proof:
^I do not see a glass dome on this one at all. The circle around the edge of the photo just seems to be the edge of the camera lens.
^and on these, I do not see anything resembling a glass dome.
He goes on to say there are hundreds of photos showing definitive evidence of the glass dome. If that is the case, why were these two shown that show, to me at least, nothing?
There sure are some weird things going on on the moon, but the glass dome just doesn't make sense to me. With all the impact craters on the moon, I would think that an "ancient glass dome" would have long been destroyed. Also, with ETs super advanced tech, I don't think it would be necessary for them to make a greenhouse of the moon.
Hoagland may be a genius, but I think this one is a miss.
Melissa
Jedi
Odd.. I dreamed of a glass dome just last night. Multiple tornadoes were forming within and touching down. Also. there was limited oxygen and people were exiting buildings to try to breathe.
He's talking about the way the light is refracted and distorted by the glass which can be seen in the distortion of images in the photos. He's not talking about being able to see the edge of the dome. I think Hoagland has shown some images in the past that show a highly eroded edge of an ancient massive dome. But yes, Hoagland could be wrong or misinformed. He's a 'colorful character' and I am curious enough to wait and see if there is any objectivity in what he says.
Fair, I missed that difference. I can't speak to the analysis of light distortion at all, but if there is proof of that, it would seem a lot more likely to me that it has something to do with the Moon's atmosphere, not a gigantic ancient glass dome. Perhaps the Moon's atmosphere is much thicker or different than NASA tells us?
An Atmosphere Around the Moon? NASA Research Suggests Significant Atmosphere in Lunar Past and Possible Source of Lunar Water - NASA
Looking up at the Moon at night, Earth’s closest neighbor appears in shades of gray and white; a dry desert in the vacuum of space, inactive and dead for
www.nasa.gov
The moon doesn't really have an atmosphere at all.
axj
The Living Force
You missed this earlier session where the C's confirmed Hoagland's findings on the Moon and said that they were constructed by Atlanteans. This is from November 19, 1994:
The C's did not talk about the glass domes as such, only about energy transfer points for crystalline power and monuments or statues. Though since interplanetary travel was possible "with ease" for Atlanteans, it is also possible that they created large glass or crystalline domes on the Moon. If they traveled to the Moon in their physical bodies, they would maybe need places with atmosphere there too.
There are indeed a few other photographs from the Moon that show possible "glass dome" structures better (eg. in his book "Dark Mission" about the NASA shenanigans). Though most of it is kind of up to interpretation, in the sense that there are strange lines, halos or blobs in the sky above the Moon surface - which could indicate huge partly transparent structures.
The claim that these structures used to cover most of the Moon seems a bit fishy though. The various "shards" or towers do indicate that whoever built them had the capability to build enormous structures on the Moon (from Hoagland's "Dark Mission" book):
@axj I'm not denying the existence of those structures. I've seen convincing arguments for their existence. I'm calling into doubt Hoagland's claim from the podcast Mark7 posted that there is an ancient glass dome surrounding the moon that is mostly eroded. For clarity, "surrounded" as in suspended over the entire atmosphere of the moon, not "surrounded" as in structures all over the surface of the moon.
